Super dummy test PR. 1 - Githubissues

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Here are three improvements for the code: 1. Reduce nesting: Instead of using an `if` statement with a positive condition, you can use an early return to reduce the level of nesting in the code. ```javascript const app = async () => { if (!hasCorrectConfig()) { console.error('Missing configuration') return } const { appId, privateKey, webhooks, oauth } = config.gitHub.app // Rest of the code... } ``` 2. Use destructuring assignment for `config.gitHub.app`: Since you're only interested in a few properties from `config.gitHub.app`, you can directly destructure them during the assignment. ```javascript const { appId, privateKey, webhooks, oauth } = config.gitHub.app ``` 3. Add error handling for `app().catch()`: It's generally a good practice to add error handling for asynchronous functions. You can log or handle any errors that occur during the execution of the `app()` function. ```javascript app().catch((error) => { console.error('An error occurred:', error) }) ``` These improvements address the nesting of the code, make the code more concise through destructuring assignment, and provide error handling for the asynchronous function.

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